Medical LibraryThe Medical Library now has its own YouTube channel! We’re still in the process of filling it with content, but the idea is that it will be a space populated with short tutorial videos, for those who prefer to follow along with videos when learning how to search databases, manage references, and so on. If […]
Resource of the month: NHS resources
Our resource of the month for August was a series of NHS tools and websites available for free online. No login is required, and they’re all the sort of resource that can be searched and checked quickly, while on the go in a busy ward. Their content is all verified and accredited, and appropriate for […]
New to Cambridge? Introducing CamGuides – a resource for incoming taught Master’s students
Starting your first postgraduate degree, especially if you will be studying at a new university (or even in an entirely new country) can be daunting. There are so many things to sort out: how to find your way around the university, how to navigate your way around the library or libraries you’ll be using, and […]
Resource of the month: app swap
In July, our resource of the month was an app swap, in which we shared some of our favourite apps for study and research. We also did things a little differently this month — we asked YOU for your own suggestions of useful apps, via Twitter, Instagram, and our comments board in the library. Which […]
Resource of the month: protocol resources
Our resource of the month for May was a collection of tools, tips and tricks to help with writing a protocol. You can find them all on Twitter, but we’ve also gathered them here for ease of reference. First up, we recommended having a look around Prospero, the register of protocols. It’s worth being familiar […]
Resource of the month: RCT tools and tips
Our resource of the month for February was a collection of tools and tips to help you with your RCT. We’ve been tweeting them out over the past few weeks, and have now gathered them all in one place for ease of reference. In the first week, we pointed you towards guidance on ethics and […]
Printing currently not available at the Medical Library
We apologise that we are currently not able to offer printing at the Medical Library (nor in the Sherwood Room). We are working on a solution to get printing back up and running, but we advise library users to make alternative printing arrangements for the immediate future. We will keep you updated, and hope to […]
Resource of the month: productivity tools and tips
Our resource of the month for January was a collection of tools and tips designed to help you get back to work after the winter break. We had some suggestions of our own, but also got lots of useful recommendations from you, both on Twitter and via our comments wall. Our first recommendation was bullet […]
STEM research skills training for all Cambridge STEM postgraduates
Want to know how to maximise the impact of your research? Do you have questions about copyright and open access publishing? Are you confused by the array of libraries and support offered across the university? Help is at hand: a series of research skills training for all STEM postgraduate students studying at the University of […]
Introducing the Medical Library systematic reviews advent calendar
December has arrived in appropriately snowy style, and it’s time to unveil a new resource for everyone planning to spend the winter hard at work on a systematic review. This is the Medical Library’s own systematic reviews advent calendar, which you can access here. It’s Day 1, and the first ‘window’ in the calendar has […]
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